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In the realm of networked computers, sharing files and resources seamlessly is paramount, especially in mixed-OS environments which combine Linux, Windows, and macOS machines. SMB (Server Message Block) and CIFS (Common Internet File System) are protocols developed for this purpose. These protocols not only simplify resource sharing across different systems but also ensure that diverse operating environments communicate effectively. Here, we’ll delve deep into SMB/CIFS with a focus on implementation in Linux using Bash.